Lopez portrays Rihanna in the sketch.  The clip is posted below.

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Singer/actress Jennifer Lopez will put her versatile skills to use this weekend on “Saturday Night Live.”

Lopez will host the show Saturday (Feb. 27) and she will be the musical guest. 

Lopez is promoting her new movie titled “The Back-Up Plan” due in theaters April 23. 

The film also stars Danneel Harris, Alex O’Loughlin and Eric Christian Olsen.

Jennifer Lopez during a performance in Italy. (AP Photo/Alberto Pellaschiar)

Singer/actress Jennifer Lopez is leaving her record label after 11 years.  Lopez and Sony Music Group are parting ways. 

Her manager Benny Medina released a statement that said

“Jennifer had a wonderful relationship with the Sony Music Group, and they have shared many successes together, but the time was right to make a change that best serves the direction of her career as an actress and recording artist. She is grateful and appreciative to everyone at Sony for all that they accomplished together.”

Lopez is currently in negotiations for a contract with another record company.  She has been with Sony since she released her debut album in 1999  titled “On The 6.”

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Jennifer Lopez’s movie career has been struggling during the past few years, so it’s no surprise that she’s trying to dabble in television for a little bit.

Lopez will appear this season on “Glee” and “How I Met Your Mother.” 

Lopez will play an author named Anita who tries to train men in relationships through the power of denial, according to USA Today. 

That episode will air in March.  No word yet on when the “Glee” episode will air.

Jennifer Lopez and Ojani Noa attented an event in Los Angeles together in 1997 (AP Photo/Rene Macura)

Singer/actress Jennifer Lopez is trying to stop her ex-husband from kissing and telling. 

Lopez filed a $10 million lawsuit against ex-husband Ojani Noa for violating a confidentiality agreement the former couple had. 

Noa is preparing to release a film titled “How I Married Jennifer Lopez: The J. Lo and Ojani Noa Story.”  According to TMZ, the movie will feature 11 hours footage that shows Lopez and Noa as husband and wife.  The footage also shows Lopez in sexual situations during the honeymoon.  

Lopez filed legal papers against Noa, accusing him of invasion of privacy and breach of contract.  Lopez and Noa married in 1997, and they divorced in 1998. 

If Lopez is successful at prevent the tape’s release, that won’t stop it from leaking to the Internet somehow.

Singer/actress Jennifer Lopez and husband Marc Anthony are trying to become $5 million richer.

The couple has filed a lawsuit against baby carriage manufacturer Silver Cross.  The couple alleges the company used a picture of them to try to sell baby strollers on the company’s Web site.

It’s understandable why this couple would be upset that a company is trying to profit off of their picture without properly compensating them.

But $5 million is too much. I’m sure Lopez and Anthony aren’t worth that much to begin with.  A picture of them with a baby stroller is definitely not worth $5 million.

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Tim Henley

Every celebrity magazine and entertainment news program in the country has been airing stories about how Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony are having marital problems and are on the verge of divorce.

However, the couple showed plenty public displays of affection during an inaugural ball. 

The couple performed a Spanish love song together at the ball, and they even shared not one but two kisses.

I’m not sure whether it was all an act just to get the entertainment media to be quiet, or if they really were sincere. 

I remember several years ago, when journalists reported that Lopez and Sean “P. Diddy” Combs were on the verge of breaking up during the 1990s. They denied it at first, but they broke up a short time later.

I also remember when journalists reported that Lopez was on the verge of divorcing her now ex-husband Cris Judd.  They both denied it, but they ended up divorcing a short time later as well.

I guess only time will tell.

Tim Henley